Habiba Mediterranean Restaurant

Reviews

• Amber D.

  star star star star star_border 8 June 2026

  Ordered takeout - chicken kebabs with rice and slice of cheesecake. Chicken was well seasoned and good, vegetables were great, and rice was good but a little bland. Cheesecake was good.

• Felicia G.

  star star star_border star_border star_border 2 June 2026

  Ate here and had a pretty diverse selection from the menu. It's nice to have different foods from different cultures, but I did not really enjoy the food. It was kind of fun when the belly dancer came out, but I felt a little awkward as a lady watching another lady belly dance. The staff was very friendly but the food just didn't satisfy my palette.

• Meghan K.

  star star star star star_border 2 June 2026

  I had gotten a Groupon for Habiba as a gift, so we decided to try it out for lunch. There was no one else in the entire restaurant, so that was a little odd.  The restaurant has fabric drapings along the walls, which must help with containing the hookah smoke that apparently is available to do. The waitress was very attentive, and I ordered the gyro. Delicious! Gyro meat was plentiful, and it was topped with a cucumber, tomato, and onion salad with plenty of tzatziki sauce. This came on a warmed pita, which was the perfect doughy consistency. It came with a choice of fries or fruit, so I chose the fries. The fries were very crispy with some kind of slightly spicy seasoning on them. Very reasonably priced too! We'd definitely come back, just wondering why it was so empty!

• Roxanne K.

  star star star star star 22 May 2026

  Normally I would label this kind of place "confusion" instead of fusion... however, this establishment actually has the variously cultured individuals who can properly contribute to the cooking and the menu. There is an Egyptian chef, a newly added Syrian chef, an Indian owner... all who can add to the menu and recipes to make them completely authentic. I had the tandoori chicken and then ordered the appetizer combo after asking "what do ya'll make in house" the Egyptian chef comes out to talk to me.
  
  The atmosphere is vagabond carpet walls, totally Middle Eastern IMO, the only thing out of place it the pool table and the hunter game... but, you can smoke in peace here. This is a great place to come for a Hookah and has a lot of choices... those of us who are traditionalist can stick to the mint/apple/$15 menu... or you can go into the $20 Queen of Sex menu... what in the Haiti's is that? Anyway... a disposable hose is $1.50, an additional coal is $1.00...
  
  This ain't yo mama's hookah bar. But in Greenville ya'll can't be picky. Act like you know how to act and come smoke some proper hookah.
  
  They also offer "bottle service" action if you are all that and want to drink it down while you smoke it up.

• Melissa L.

  star star_border star_border star_border star_border 17 May 2026

  The food is flavorless and disgusting.  I didn't get what I ordered at all.   The price is not cheap.  This place is better for hookah drinks and karaoke but definitely not dinner!
  
  The decor needs a major makeover. At first I thought the fabric on the walls was cool and all but when you see how dusty it is... kind of grosses you out.